i agree! i also prefer to travel a couple hundred kilometers to see them in a club than on a big festival thats maybe way closer to where i live..

I the case of festivals it depends a lot with the time limit...
I have seen them 13 times: 7 in clubs and 6 in festivals, and one the bests was in a festival last year in Oviedo (I am not counting the Battle of the Cebturies shows in Berlin, they are above the rest by far).
It was an unique date in Europe, they came without a long tour on their backs. It was a long show, 34 songs, there was a lot of interaction, and I don't know... like they were enjoying it much more than other times.

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This is the reason why a BR-Show in a club is much more intensive! The interaction and the fact that only BR Fans are in the crowd create an unforgettable night.

What´s the Name of your band?

hetson87 wrote: Less talking = more songs!! Less breath taking = more songs!!

You're damn right! I wasn't complaining about it, but it all happened so fast and there weren't the usual jokes and interaction with the crowd.
I tossed a CD of my band to the stage, and Mike "Tim" Dimkich picked it. I hope they took it and listened to it at least once.

It's clear they struggled to play all songs in barely one hour and ten minutes, and I really missed Billy and I had hopes for Hopeless Housewife, and I wish they've started with Kyoto Now! like in Bologna.

Other than that, pretty much awesome as usual.

Less talking = more songs!!
Less breath taking = more songs!!

The show was great, but for being the last of the tour I expected something more... I missed Billy in the No Control segment, and The Handshake.
They were less talkative than ever I've seen them, and they played almost all the show without taking breath between songs.